Laredo Times Subscription Rates and Address
The Laredo Times lists subscription terms and payment options for daily and weekly editions. Details include pricing, delivery areas in the United States and Mexico, and the publisher contact PENN PUBLISHING CO in Laredo Texas with telephone number 43.
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Laredo
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Penn Publishing CO Telephone 43
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Associated Press
KISSING THE FLAG A MOB ACTION IN COSHOCTON
A Coshocton Ohio mob forced pro German Lester Sammer to kiss the flag and shout anti Kaiser slogans. The piece argues such actions defile the flag and warns against concealed enemies, urging swift punishment for loyalty breaches and criticizing the act as ineffective against German spies.
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Ohio
Lester
Sammer
Wnrds
Coshocton
Germany
Texas
Why Were Great and the Spirit of Service
A wartime心得 praises volunteers and wealthy patriots alike for service to the nation. It highlights a lieutenant in charge of a top army laundry, earning 150 dollars a month, contrasted with prior earnings. It notes Jews, Mexicans, and others serving amid losses near Laredo, and argues Americans show patriotism beyond wealth.
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Army
United States
Cleveland
National Army
American War Department
Laredo
France
England
Patriot Duty Near Laredo Suppresses German Sympathies
In Laredo the community rejects pro German sentiment while stressing duty to the American flag. Authorities warn against any display or statements perceived as disloyal, promising no flag kissing or apologies to protect national loyalty.
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Laredo
Times Subscription Offer Draws Readers In
The Times advertises a daily watch subscription at 50 cents per month inviting readers to subscribe for ongoing access to news coverage.
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the Times
Notable Birthday Today James William Lowther M P
The Right Hon James William Lowther M P veteran Speaker of the British House of Commons turns 66. Conservative MP for Penrith since 1886 he served as Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs in 1891 and represented Britain at Venice. later chaired the Ways and Means Committee and served as Deputy Speaker. He has long supported Russia and enjoys horse riding and fencing. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised for rheumatism relief at various prices.
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James William Lowther
House of Commons
Lowther
Penrith
Cumberland
Great Britain
Venice
Russia
Russia Society
This Date in History April Highlights Through 1917
A list of historical events and births linked to April dates from 1781 to 1917. Notable figures include Robert Lucas born in Shepherdstown, Prince Bismarck born in Brandenburg, Admiral Farragut actions, and naval and war milestones in Europe and the Atlantic. The compilation spans governorships, royal visits, postal reforms, and WWI campaigns.
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Robert Lucas
Oho
Iowa
Shepherdstown
Iowa City
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Branderburg
Friedrichsruh
John Armstrong
Red Hook
N. J
Carlisle
Farragut
Grand Gulf
Miss
Prince and Princess of Wales
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Constantinople
Briel
Holland
William KE. Chandler
New Hampshire
Navy
International Postal Union
Mataafa
Samoa
Botha Bheean
Africa
England
St. Quenin
Good News on Doan's Kidney Pills in Laredo
Local readers report relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Police officer G. Vasquez of 608 Houston St says the remedy eases lame backs and helps him straighten up. Available for 69 cents at dealers nationwide from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Laredo
Dean
G. Vasquez
Houston St. Laredo
Doan
Mr. Vasquez
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Rheumatic Pains Relief Trusted by Batavia Woman
Mrs. N. Finch of Batavia New York praises Chamberlain's Liniment for chest pains and shoulder stiffness from rheumatism, stating it has never failed to provide prompt relief.
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N. Finch
Batavia
N. Y
Uncle Sam May Buy Onions to Compete With Limburger
Telegram read before the onion growers meeting shows the U S government may buy Texas onions for Army camps if prices are reasonable. A Houston telegram notes officers in charge of army purchases expect Texas onions to be used in camps in Texas and possibly Portsmouth, Virginia, when prices allow.
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Executive Committee
Washington
United States Bureau of Markets
Southwest Texas
Richter
Uncle Sam
Texas
Houston
Tex
James N. Darrow
Laredo
Portsmouth
Virginia
Quartermaster Division
Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Laredo Youth Jose Ybarra Among Tuscania Casualties
Official notices confirm Jose Ybarra of Webb County died when the Tuscania sank after sinking by a German submarine. Son of Romulo Ybarra the butcher, he was among National Army men from the area and had been long reported missing before confirmation of his death.
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Tuscania
Laredo
Jose Ybarra
Young Ybarra
National Army
Webb County
Romulo Ybarra
Indigestion and Constipation Challenge
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon NL writes that starting life in Mattoon worsened her indigestion and constipation. Food distress and a heavy pressure on the stomach wore her out at night until one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets corrected the trouble and left her feeling like a different person.
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Robert Allison
Mattoon
D'Acagna
Juan Macias
David Franklin Anderson
Anderson
Laredo
Mme. D’'Acagna
Ballard's Snow Liniment Advertised for Wounds
A valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores rash and cracked skin. Ballard's Snow Liniment is described as healing and antiseptic. Price 25 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Ballard
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets praised as calomel substitute with a soothing vegetable laxative. No griping. promote normal bowels and liver function. Small sugar coated tablets touted for quick, pleasant results. 100 end 25¢ per box.
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Edwards
Calomel
J. Edwards
Bieeze O Kyata
First Carload of Onions Shipped From Laredo
The first Texas onion carload of 1918 left from San Rafael farm in South Laredo handled by J Armengol. It carried 223 crates and 236 bags of crystal wax and yellow onions and was sent to a Fort Worth commission firm. The shipment aims for a high market price and may reach Camp Bowie soldier boys.
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Texas
Laredo
John Armengol
San Rafael
South Laredo
Fort Worth
Camp Bowie
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